India's First Madame Tussauds opening In Delhi Very Soon!

Tussauds is ready to paint the walls in city!! Are you ready to get yourself clicked with the lifelike statues of your favorite celebrities?? Yes, the time has finally come when the Delhi walls are going to be painted in the colors of the world famous wax museum, Madame Tussauds. “We are in the final phase of launching Madame Tussauds in Delhi. The wax attraction will provide an immersive and exhilarating experience of the glittering world of renowned celebrities and personalities to the Indian audiences,” Anshul Jain, General Manager and Director of Merlin Entertainment Pvt. Ltd (that runs the museum) said here on Wednesday at a press conference. Sneak peek of the attractions!! Coming Soon!! This 23^rd branch of the museum will be housed in the first and the second floors of the Regal Cinema building in Connaught Place. The museum will have around 50 statues, said by the organizers. The house of artefacts will be embellished with the statues of your beloved celebrities. Along with the statue of Mr. Amitabh Bacchan, the statues of PM Narendra Modi and pop sensation lady gaga will also be showcased. The cost of the tickets has not yet declared but it will be nominal so as to serve all the sections, said by the organizers. Explorers will soon be able to click photos with the lifelike figures of their favorite personalities from different walks of life. So as to maintain the local connect, the museum will have 60% figures of Indian celebrities, sportspersons and politicians and the rest 40% will be of the celebrities of the world. Let’s talk more about the UK based merlin enterprises If we talk more about the merlin entertainment pvt ltd, the company runs 116 attractions in 24 countries. Readers will glad to know that the company is making its debut in India with an investment of 50 million pounds over the next 10 years. “We are looking at bringing in other brands but our priority is to launch Madame Tussauds in Delhi. We plan to invest 50 million pounds over the next 10 years,” Anshul Jain, said.